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The Twelve Apostles is a collection of limestone stacks off the shore of Port Campbell National Park, by the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia.

One of Australia's most popular attractions all year round, never had 12 rock stacks despite the name "Twelve Apostles". "There were nine rock stacks at the beginning of the 21st century. Then at 9:18am on 3 July 2005, one of them collapsed. Another collapsed in 2009". (Parks Victoria)

Additional stacks—not considered part of the Apostles group—are located to the west within the national park.

View the 12 Apostles at sunrise and sunset as they change colour from dark and foreboding in shadow to brilliant sandy yellow under a full sun.

The Great Ocean Walk is a walking trail located on the Great Ocean Road region between Apollo Bay and the iconic Twelve Apostles, traversing several areas of historical and cultural significance. The trail meanders along high cliff tops and sandy beaches for more than 100km.

Official Great Ocean Walk Maps and Brochures are available for purchase at surrounding certified Visitor Information Centres. Certified Visitor Information Centres are indicated by the yellow and blue 'i' signs and are located in Lorne, Apollo Bay and Port Campbell.

A stunning loop walk through dense rainforest of Myrtle Beech, Blackwood and tree ferns alongside a bubbling creek. Some of the best Glow Worm night viewing in the area.

The one hour return walk ambles alongside the river and a billabong to the lake or an extended two hour walk loops the entire lake. A colony of platypus resides here, tread lightly and you may see some.

Reconnect with nature on this self-guided walk along the banks of the Kennett River. Learn about local wildlife and history, and spot native birds and animals, including kangaroos in the early morning and at dusk.

Short but steep walk for a breathtaking panorama of Apollo Bay

Breathtaking forest full of giant California Redwoods

20 metre waterfall in Great Otway National Park. The three-kilometre walk passes through softwood plantation forest leading to a viewing platform. The path back is steep and has steps that can be slippery when wet.

20 metre walk to the viewing platform from the carpark

600 metres of elevated walkways over the magnificent Otway Ranges. Zip Line tours for an extreme rainforest experience.

One of the iconic sites in the Otway Ranges. The 2 km return walk is along sections of raised platforms through ancient rainforest. Some sections of the walk includes steep steps. Also passes one of the largest timber mills operated in 1909s.

A short circuit walk meandering through a tranquil fern garden and huge moss-covered trees. Giant Myrtle Beech tree is upto 300 years old! Spot the Otway Black Snail, long-nosed potoroos and Glow Worms at night.

Off the Triplet Falls track, passing through a spectacular rainforest.

Descending over 350 steps from the carpark, leading to the anchors of the Marie Gabrielle and the Fiji shipwrecks. Visible during low tide.

One of Australia’s youngest volcanoes. On a clear day you can see Lake Corangamite from the lookout.

A 1.5 hr return (4.6 km) walk from campground, or shorter walk return (500m) from the carpark.